12 European heritage sites shortlisted for the 7 Most Endangered Programme 2018

At the opening of the European Year of Cultural Heritage, Europa Nostra, the leading heritage organisation in Europe, and the European Investment Bank Institute announce the 12 heritage sites shortlisted for the 7 Most Endangered programme 2018 by a panel of experts in various fields.

These endangered heritage landmarks from 10 European countries are:

Historic Centre of Gjirokastra, Albania

Post-Byzantine Churches in Voskopoja and Vithkuqi, Albania

Historic Centre of Vienna, Austria

Coal Preparation Plant in Beringen, Belgium

Buzludzha Monument, Bulgaria

Aerial Cableway Network in Chiatura, Georgia

David Gareji Monasteries and Hermitage, Georgia

Castle of Sammezzano, Tuscany, Italy

Constanta Casino, Romania

Prehistoric Rock-Art Sites in the province of Cadiz, Spain

Prinkipo Greek Orphanage, Princes’ Islands, Turkey

Grimsby Ice Factory, United Kingdom

Some of these sites are in danger due to neglect or inadequate development, others due to a lack of resources or expertise. The final list of 7 most endangered heritage sites in Europe will be unveiled on 15 March.

Click for More details and links to descriptions of the sites listed above.

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